Parliamentary Integrity Demands Ending The Appointment Of The Central Bank Governor

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Parliamentary Integrity Demands Ending The Appointment Of The Central Bank Governor

09/21/2023

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Member of the Parliamentary Integrity Committee, MP Hadi Al-Salami, said in a press conference held in the House of Representatives with the participation of MP Ahmed Al-Sherbani, that we called for ending the appointment of the Central Bank Governor.

 

He added, “The second topic is that we had previously sent a letter to the Prime Minister on 7/26/2023, which included ending the assignment of the Governor of the Central Bank and implementing the provisions of Article 13 of Central Law No. 56 of 2004, and it came based on the text of Article 61 of the Constitution Law.” House of Representatives No. 13 of 2018 in Article 15 and fourth, and based on what was stated in the Iraqi Constitution in Article 49 and without oversight, through which the goal of achieving the interests of the Iraqi people, and based on Article Fifth of the Constitution, which stipulated the appointment of ambassadors and holders of special ranks upon a proposal from the Council of Ministers and based on the provisions Article 44, Second, of the House of Representatives Law of 2018, which stipulates that those concerned shall exercise their agency duties for a period not exceeding six months from the date of appointment, and the concerned party in the proposal must recommend the appointment to the Council within three months.”

 

He continued, “We asked the Prime Minister to take measures to end the assignment of the current Central Bank governor, given the mismanagement of the currently assigned governor and her inability to control the rise in the exchange rate of the dollar against the dinar in the parallel market, as well as the failure to take legal measures against the banks that were subject to US sanctions for smuggling the dollar.” And money laundering, in addition to abstaining from the daily sales bulletin.”

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A parliamentary move to dismiss the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq because of the dollar

2023-09-21 08:42

 

Shafaq News/ Two independent representatives confirmed, on Thursday, that steps were being taken to dismiss the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq due to his lack of control over the exchange rate of the US dollar in local markets, and the presence of forgery in currency purchase receipts.

 

Independent Representative Ahmed Majeed said during a joint press conference with Independent Representative Hadi Al-Salami, which they held in the parliament building and attended by a Shafaq News Agency correspondent, that "the rise in the price of the dollar has harmed all sectors of the Iraqi state and economy, especially the segment of poor citizens in their livelihood and daily needs."

 

He stressed that "there is forgery in the receipts that are submitted to the Central Bank through the currency selling window to buy the dollar to import goods, and it is in fact an operation to smuggle the currency outside Iraq, and these banks - which buy the dollar - are economic arms of political parties."

 

He pointed out that "all of this was not followed up by the Central Bank and the banks that were included in the blacklist were not held accountable, so we hold the Governor of the Central Bank and the Prime Minister accountable for the chaos and confusion that is occurring in the rise and fall of the dollar exchange rate, which has had a direct impact on the simple Iraqi citizen." In his strength and daily livelihood.

 

He concluded by saying, "We had previously requested to host the Governor of the Central Bank during the crisis of the rise in the dollar exchange rate, but unfortunately there were parties trying to defend the Governor so that he would not come to the House of Representatives, and we will take all the legal measures guaranteed to us by the Constitution in cooperation with the independent representatives to end this chaos, and we will continue to do so." All procedures for removing the Governor of the Central Bank from his position.”

 

In turn, Representative Hadi Al-Salami said, “We previously addressed a letter to the Prime Minister on July 26, which included a request to terminate the assignment of the Central Bank Governor and implement the provisions of Article 13 of the Central Bank Law No. 56 of 2004, based on the text of Article 61 of the Constitution and House of Representatives Law No. 13 of the year 2018".

 

He added that the dismissal also comes “based on Article Fifth of the Constitution, which stipulates the appointment of ambassadors and those holding special grades upon a proposal from the Council of Ministers, and also based on the provisions of Article 44 Second of the House of Representatives Law of 2018, which stipulates that those concerned shall exercise their agency duties for a period not exceeding six years.” months from the date of appointment, and the party concerned with the proposal must recommend the appointment of a candidate to be presented to the House of Representatives within three months.”

 

Al-Salami continued, "We asked the Prime Minister to take measures to end the assignment of the current Central Bank governor due to the mismanagement of the appointed governor and his inability to control the rise in the exchange rate of the dollar against the dinar in the parallel market, as well as the failure to take legal measures against the banks that were subject to US sanctions for smuggling the dollar." And money laundering, in addition to the bank governor’s refusal to announce the daily sales bulletin.”

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Parliamentary Integrity corrects the Governor of the Central Bank: his management is bad and his assignment must be terminated

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Baghdad today - Baghdad 

Today, Thursday (September 21, 2023), the Parliamentary Integrity Committee called for the termination of the appointment of the Governor of the Central Bank, Ali Al-Alaq, while accusing him of mismanagement and the inability to adjust or control the dollar exchange rates.

 

Committee member Representative Hadi Al-Salami said in a press conference held in the House of Representatives building and attended by a “Baghdad Today” correspondent, “We demanded ending the assignment of the governor of the Central Bank, and we had previously sent a letter to the Prime Minister on 7/26/2023, which included ending the assignment of the governor of the Central Bank and implementing Provisions of Article 13 of (Central Law No. 56 of 2004).”

 

He added, "This came based on the text of Article 61 of the Constitution and House of Representatives Law No. 13 of 2018 in Article 15 and Fourth, and based on what was stated in the Iraqi Constitution in Article 49 with the aim of achieving the interests of the Iraqi people, and based on Article Fifth of the Constitution, which stipulates" Appointment of ambassadors and those with special grades based on a proposal from the Council of Ministers” and based on the provisions of Article 44 Second of the House of Representatives Law of 2018, which stipulates that “the concerned persons shall exercise their agency duties for a period not exceeding six months from the date of appointment, and the party concerned in the proposal must recommend the appointment to the Council within three months.” ". 

 

Al-Salami continued, “Based on the articles of the constitution, we called on the Prime Minister to take measures to end the appointment of the governor of the Central Bank due to his mismanagement and failure to control the rise in the exchange rate of the dollar against the dinar in the parallel market, as well as the failure to take legal measures against the banks that were subject to US sanctions for smuggling the dollar and laundering the dollar.” Money, in addition to the governor’s abstention from the daily sales bulletin.”

 

 

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Well he’s done nothing time to go….fair chance these muppets have no idea of what’s going on the world..

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Meat Head...dead from the neck up.

It's psychotic central in the USA with the nut jobs driving the bus: but Iraq, good God what a mob O' Clowns. 

These fools are Baked. Just plain Nucking Futs.

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Economy

Parliamentary calls to change the governor of the Central Bank and hold him responsible for the deterioration of the dinar

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Information/Baghdad.. 

On Saturday, MP Ahmed Majeed Al-Sharmani called for changing the governor of the Central Bank, Ali Al-Alaq, and holding him responsible for the deterioration of the Iraqi dinar. 

 

Al-Sharmani said in an interview with the Maalouma Agency, “Changing the governor of the Central Bank has become an urgent necessity,” noting that “the Central Bank has increased the harm on the citizen’s shoulders.” 

 

He added that "the conflict in selling currency on the black market and parallel markets caused the Iraqi dinar to decline against the dollar," pointing out that "there are fundamental errors that accompanied the work of the central bank." 

 

Al-Sharmani pointed out that “the House of Representatives demands its moral and constitutional responsibility and work to correct the mistakes of the Central Bank.” 

 

Economic affairs researcher Muhammad Al-Saadi criticized the continued rise in the dollar exchange rate in the parallel market, attributing this to the presence of many speculators and financial mafias working to monopolize the markets and exchange companies with the aim of controlling the foreign currency. Ended / 25 H

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Take Nouri with you.